| Show !'i fr PM4WMMMN "TV: fiTnffimnvwiT "w-- w Page 4 —Hie Herald Journal Logan Utah Wednesday July 10 1996 Kevorkian takes body to hospital Bertha sends folks packing JACKSONVILLE Hi (AP) — Hundreds of thouiinds of people began evacuating vulnerable coastal areas from Honda to North Carolina's fragile barrier islands today as Hurricane Bertha and its 10S mph winds churned toward the Eastern Seaboard Florida authorities issued evacuation orders for nearly 500000 residents from Sebastian Inlet to Amelia Island A hurricane warning was extended from Sebastian Inlet in central was in effect from Cape Romain coast as early as this afternoon and hunicine-fbrc- c winds of it least 74 mph could hit early Thursday forecasters said Residents along Georgia’s coast north to Virginia In South Carolina emergency officials urged those who do not need to stay to leave coastal Charlefum and Beaufort Counties were packing bags boarding up windows and heading inland today as Hurricane Bertha lumbered in Florida to Cape Romain just north more or dangerously high tides are expected within 24 hours Storm-forc- e winds of at least 39 mph were expected to hit the Florida puter flies bagging and tagging everything” said Barb Zoodsma of the Coastal Resources Division of the state Department of Natural Resources which is headquartered The evacuation of Hatteras and Ocracoke islands popular vacation spota on North Carolina’! Outer Banks came as a hurricane watch too much to qualify for the ed Medicaid insurance program but too little to afford private insurance “It’s a way to get more kids covered” WASHINGTON — Abandoning their said House Democratic leader Richard ambition to overhaul the whole health-car- e Gephardt of Missouri As Gephardt and other Democratic aim at Democrats are now a taking system describe it the proposal is smaller chunk of the nation’s health care meant to ease Borne of workers ’ anxiety — enigma: 10 million uninsured children a key Democratic campaign theme — in Their “Families First” agenda a caman era of corporate downsizing and fewer paign platform unveiled by congressional Democrats late last month calls for legisjobs that offer health are benefits The plan is potentially a good first step lation to get insurance companies to sell for broader health care coverage accordcoverage for children only and to give federal aid for parents to buy it ing to health care analysts “One-thir- d of the uninsured are chilUnlike President Clinton’s failed prosaid Reinhardt a health care Uwe this two one dren” posal nearly years ago places no major requirements on businesses and scholar at Princeton University “So if has no requirement that patients join health they are covered it would reduce the number by care alliances and no government guarantee of coverage Reinhardt warned that the proposal is It would be available only for children in also likely to renew the question of how to working families who make pay for government health care subsidies one-thir-d” low-inco- might retaliate against infiltrators a prosecutor argued Tuesday Defense attorneys said the group a danger only to the dirt m the desert where they blew up home- made bombs “It appears like these folks like fjpjffpErl fcgjSoSM HyjBSPgfl F I to play army” defense attorney lngnBHrddiyof for 12 members haring rrj i of the militia group The hearing should conclude this afternoon with arguments from remaining defense attorneys fin: the militia members who were arrested July 1 and charged with conspiracy Some face additional weapons charges Tne group’s members now may be inclined to carry out oaths they took to retaliate against govem-- News of Ein-reinho- 393 Boulevard Logan the theft of $615 worth reported of property from his home after trade group is not yet familiar enough with the proposal to comment on it For their part House Republicans were guick to try to link the proposal to the Ginton health care overhaul sug gesting that it’s little more than a “Trajan horse” for sneaking in a government-ru- n health care system ‘You need to beware any time gimmicks like promise election-ye- ar this” said John Czwartacki spokesman for the House Republican Conference He criticized the proposal as “vague” with too few details on how it would work and what it would cost returning from V'L"" vaation Sunday According to a police report an i'r intruder apparently entered - knows about them that the government intends to takeaway their illegal firearms” he said Battista acknowledged that there was no immedi-wa- s ate threat of assault despite the fact that militia members made a videotape in 1994 that identifies and discusses how to explode government build- fags Still they had the training and capability Battista Militil’h stockpileof and jfan machine guns “Their conduct is extremely dangerous” he said Defense lawyers countered that testimony about the tape — which was not shown in court — diverted attention from a lack of evidence “There has ban a great lie perpetuated in thia courtroom — there was no such plot” said defense attorney Deborah Williams through a kitchen window and took a Hitachi television a game system a Hoover vacuum and a case shelf Police compact-dis- c said an investigation is continuing VANDALISM — A wooden bench at a Logan convenience coverage store painted with possible gang graffiti was reported Tiesday According to a police report the bench at Aggie Station 790 E 1400 North had various letters and numerals painted on it that of gang ACCIDENT — Three women were taken by ambulance to Logan Regional Hospital followaccident in Logan ing a two-car on Tiesday A hospital spokeswoman said Denise Riggs 23 1139 E Stadium Drive Logan was observed for injury Angela Madsen 17 1 2906 S US Highway 89-9- Logan was treated fin a bruised eye and Jessia Midsen 14 same address was treated for strains All force woe released According to a police report Angela Madsen was driving south on Democratic - I stock prices ars quoted In fractional dollars par share Mutual fUnds ars quoted In doNars and cants At approximately am today the Dow Jonas Industrial Average was V’j THURSDAY The El Kalah Shrine Ikmple presents the Shrine Grcus at 2 and 7 pm Thursday at the Cache Country Fairgrounds Tickets go on sale one hour before show y 656080 2106 These quotas wars taken at ttiat time and provided to The Hsrakf Journal by Edward Jonas time at the box office — Bruce board meeting at 7:30 pm Thursday at foe Logan Library 255 N Main St Inquire at the Amanda and Jessica Earnest Shannon Michael and Michelle Penrod Matt Mike Ben and Kara Wheeler His other surviving tamly! are his mother Martha Eames of Roy Ns sisters Maxine Wallace oft San Jose Calf Julia and Don Neh son of Ogden Jean and Chuck Renner of Kaams a special uncle and dear friend Charles Datwyler i lany nieces nephews and He was prpeetfod incteith Dean O Eames OGDEN — Dean Oliver Eames 71 passed through the portals of life into a realm of peace on July 9 1996 foltowing an extended Bnesa Dean was bom June 11 1925 Howard in 'Juno 4 1954 Their marriage was later solemnized in the Logan LDS Temple Ho received his education In Cache Valley He retired from Hill Air Force Base after 33 yeara He was an avid gardener and grandfolher and storyteller He was a member of the LDS Church and a High Priest In the Hyrum 1st Ward He served as High Priest group leader and a home teacher He had a great love for temple work He was a veteran of World War II serving In the Army-A- ir Force He Is survived by his wife Elaine Kirby Hyrum children Christine ’ Colleen LaBau (David) Phoenix Marilyn Jewett (Craig) Farmington Dorothy Thompson (TerHoward rence) Kaysville McMurdie (Kolene) West Jordan 27 grandchildren one brother and one sister Joseph McMurdie (Thelma) Hyde Park and Beth Rawlins He was preceded in death by three brothers and three sisters and Ns parents Funeral services will be at 2 pm Thursday July 11 1998 in the Hyrum Stake Center 600 8 200 and only son of Oliver Martin ana Martha Datwyler Eames He was raised and educated in Cache Valley leaving there to serve In the US Army He returned and married Rose Duke on Aug 9 1947 In A memorial service wM Options for Independence will have a Western cookout and attend the show Crazy for You at 6 pm Thursday Cost is $18 first-servon a first-ca- ll basis for those with no other means of transportation For more information contact Jen at 753-53ed 53 11 12 at thf Lindquist's North Ogden Mortuary 2140 N 400 East Ogden Friends may cal from 6 to 8 pm Thursday and one hour before services Fri- day at the mortuary Burial wil be hr the Logan Cemetery A special thanka to Dr Alan1 Abdulla for his compassionate carej to Hospice for assisting in this timer of need and very special thanks to Debt of the Barber Shop who took care of his groom- -' ing needs and shared her gift of friendship throughout Ns extender? Elko Nev He worked most of his life as a plasterer in the construction industry He was a hard worker and wel thought of by those in his trade He was an avid outdooraman hunting and fishing in the canyons and fields of Cache Valley He shared his love of the outdoors with his family always taking them with him When his health no longer allowed Nm to continue Ns trade he refocused his love of work by learning the artistry of woodwork His legacy abounds in the beautiful Olga P Allen articles he crafted which are found HYRUM — Olga Price Alien 791 In the homes of those he loved He of Hyrum died Sunday July 7 was generous man often putting at her home after valiantj the needs of others ahead of his 1996 with I cancer struggle own He was loved by al who knew Funeral services be at 11:30) wi him and wH be missed more than am Thursday in the Hyrum 5th) words can express He is survived by his wife Rose WSrd chapel 190 W Main 8L with Eames of Ogden his children: Bishop Glade Larsen conducting) Friends may ca from 6 to 9 tonight! Oiiie and Janine Eames of Farmat the Alen-HEsmes Marls Mortuary and from) and Fay ington Doug 10 to 11 am Thursday at the of Logan Terry and Craig Penrod of Ogden and Deanna and Brent church Burial wM be in the Hyrum! ) Wheeler of Roy Also surviving are Cemetery al U 3$f- - 752-283-5 be at am Friday July ' reference desk for room assignment For more information oil n Laurie-Brando- al Members of the League of Transportation will be provided Women Vbtere and other interested people are invited to attend a his grandchildren: Nm and and Brett Eames Alicia East Hyrum Friends may cal from Mor6 to 8 tonight at the Alen-Htuary 34 E Center 8L Logan and from 12:30 to 1:45 pm Thursday before services at the church Burial wW be in ihe Hyrum Cemetery B McMurdie Adz right lane when a car drived by Rebecca D Shurtz 24 183 W 800 North Logan proceeded onto the highway from Park Avenue after stopping at a stop sign and hit Madsen’s car broad- side The report said Madsen had braked and swerved in an attempt to avoid foe collision Shurtz was cited for failure to yield right of way after a stop About Cache that policy-make- rs $3O-$4- 0 Jeppesen (Larry) WeflsvHle Jace-ly- n Auman (Barney) Logan US Highway 89 in the authorities about Kevorkian’s attorney Geoffrey stress age said his client feels it is the proposal only asks companies to put Fieger he better if personally delivers th the coverage on the market to the hospital The coverage could exclude a child’a body “There is some concern about earlier ailment only for one year After putting the families out” Fieger that treatment would be covered said And with his client repeatThe coverage would be available only cleared by juries he said to families who woe ineligible for Medio edly “We believe the era of harassaid and whose employers did not provide ment and persecution is oven” coverage for dependents There were no efforts to resus The government would defray some of citate Badger who was propped the cost for the parents The lowest-incom- e in a wheelchair because “she families might get a direct sub- was obviously dead” Aranosian would probably get a tax said He said he couldn’t specur others sidy break Gephardt predicted a likely premilate on the time of death Am a month for each child um of autopsy was bring done day July 8 1996 at home of heart falure He was born Nov 28 1923 in Lewiston a son James body to the hospital or notify ' its location child-onl- McMurdie 72 of Hyrum died Mon- of a ness with the federal government would y insurance coverhave to offer expfoVfifltHirst Selected stocks Mid-da- HYRUM she was suffering from then left' Dr Robert Aranosian said today It was the first time Kevorkian had taken a body into an emergency room Earlier practice had the patient’s one of his lawyers relative or friend either take the So far here are the chief elements of the proposal and what some health care analysts said about them: All insurance companies that do busi- Obituaries Robert person waited in a car Kevorkian gave doctors her bum home state and the disease1 industry which played a major role in scuttling Gin ton's health care overhaul will react A spokesman for the Health Insurance Association of Amelia said the Robert room at Pontiac Osteopathic Hos--t pital late Tuesday night while This is n satellite-enhance- d Image of Hurricane Bertha taken today As of 8 am Bertha was 58 mtes east of Southern in the Bahamas It’s also unclear how the insurance US Attorney Frederick Bat the body of Rebecca Badger of Golcta Calif into the emergency AP photo avoid “Thu group is on notice that the government resembled the scrawling graffiti helped to end since 1990 the fifth since May The retired pathologist wheeled without increasing the federal deficit — something Democrats said they would recort'iM'JifSaSSSI! POLICE BLOTTER Logan Gty Police Department BURGLARY — David cring the body to a hospital It was the 33rd life Kevorkian has health-car- e Prosecutor: Jail Viper militia ment Agents Assistant tista argued commit suichle personally deliv- - paredness Division in Columbia “But due to the uncertainty of the storm we want people to be prepared and if they don’t need to be there why not go someplace else” Democrats aim at kids’ PHOENIX Ariz (AP) — Mem- hers of the Viper Militia should be kept behind bars because they L woman with multiple sclerosis ‘None of this is to alarm anythe body” said a spokesman forPreSouth Carolina Emergency in the marshes near Brunswick Agenda calls for available coverage for children only Kevorkian helped a could wssh out bridges and low- lying areas In the Charleston area hard hit by Hurricane Hugo seven years ago residents scurried to gath-- their directum “We’re frantically packing up our data files backing up all the com- of Charleston SC The warning means hurricane winds of 74 mph or DETROIT (AP) — Dr Jack Maw retirees live in the area south of Charleston where storm surges The monthly meeting of the Cache Vfclley Astronomical Soci- ety will be at 7 pm Thursday For more information call Steve 9 at or Kathleen at (208) 258-569- 852-25- 67 The Utah State University Student Center is sponGet soring Plugged Ui to Utah at State an informal 11 am or 12:10 pm Thursday in the Taggart Student Center Re-ent- ry get-toget- Room 310 The meeting is free! and open to foe public Fa more) information call 797-1728 Leonard Rosenband associate professor of foe history department will discuss the nature and extent of the Holoaust at 4 pm Thursday in Room 150 in the Fine Arts-Visu-al is no charge Fa Building There more informa- tion call Jean Jensen at Commodities Grain POCATELLO Idaho (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain grain report fa Tuesday POCATELLO — White what 441 (down 20) new crop (409) barley 7JO (steady) new crop (635) 14 percent spring 579 (steady) new crop (514) 11 percent winter 474 (down 4) PORTLAND — White what 496 (down 155-16-0 (down 5 to down 3) 14 percent spring 653 (down 6) 11 percent winter 552 (down 6) 110 barley CALDWELL — White wheat cwt (steady) new crop Livestock Idaho (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Intermountain livestock report for POCATELLO Money MkL Annual Percentage Yield 454 2)one Odd 8avtnge Edward JoneeFSA 630 wrsJi a i' OGDEN — White wheat 470 (steady) barley 675 (steady) 14 percent spring 470 (down 5) 11 percent winter 495 (down 6) 688 (680) Tbesday No auction quotes OMAHA Neb (AP)(USDA) — Omaha Livestock Market quotations Tuesday: Hogs: 1100 Barrows and gilts not established but early indications are prion may be noticeably lower on reduced kills Sows: 25 percent Not established Cattle and Calve: 300 Steers and heifers fairly active 050-10- 0 higher Steers: select 0 and choia 4 Select few 6325-635- 0 select and choia 4 few 635a Select 2-- lbs 1050-125- 2-- 6000-620- 0 950-115- 0 6150-630- 0 Heifers: lbs 6100-630- 0 6000-615- 0 Sheep: 100 POOR COPY i ) ' |
